Today, Joseph Campbell’s “follow your bliss” is met with rolled eyes, in some circles.
Why?
Because following your bliss is a simple concept, but not an easy one to implement
- For one, few people KNOW what their bliss is! They let everything outside of them dictate it.
- Few people, even if they know their bliss, are courageous enough to pursue it.
However, I believe, that if you go within and find your true bliss point, walls will become doors.
How?
Your perspective changes.
Instead of looking for the right job, person or business, you focus on finding the joy in what you already have and that shifts your perspective.
Now you can find creative ideas, pursue different paths to the results you want and feel good from where you are…door opened.
As in all things, perspective can give you access to so much more, if you but first find (and follow) your bliss.